Discard
wzl-lid
Sinds 29/5/2005
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2/3/2006 -
0:48u
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http://studweb.hogent.be/%7E041394lv/xavier%20jumpstyle%20-%20by%20doopsuiker.wmv>
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Exxaxl
wzl-lid
Sinds 17/8/2005
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2/3/2006 -
0:52u
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http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ga/1990/ga900302.gif
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Excaliborus
wzl-lid
Sinds 24/9/2004
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2/3/2006 -
5:46u
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/nl/5/52/Schroevendraaier.jpg
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Hawkeye
Spam Queen
Sinds 31/1/2005
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2/3/2006 -
11:18u
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Explanation: Big, beautiful spiral galaxy M101 is one of the last entries in Charles Messier's famous catalog, but definitely not one of the least. About 170,000 light-years across, this galaxy is enormous, almost twice the size of our own Milky Way galaxy. M101 was also one of the original spiral nebulae observed by Lord Rosse's large 19th century telescope, the Leviathan of Parsontown. Assembled from 51 exposures recorded by the Hubble Space Telescope in the 20th and 21st centuries, with additional data from ground based telescopes, this mosaic of M101 is touted as the largest, most detailed spiral galaxy view ever released from Hubble. The sharp image shows stunning features along the galaxy's face-on disk of stars and dust along with background galaxies, some visible right through M101 itself. Also known as the Pinwheel Galaxy, M101 lies within the boundaries of the northern constellation Ursa Major, about 25 million light-years away.
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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2/3/2006 -
12:05u
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http://users.pandora.be/bauknecht/Jeroom/anaal.jpg
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Hawkeye
Spam Queen
Sinds 31/1/2005
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2/3/2006 -
13:00u
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http://nokiatone.ifrance.com/2110.jpg
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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2/3/2006 -
14:55u
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knm38xJgF2s6/jJSAJDv5vxvM.wmv
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K3v
wzl-lid
Sinds 13/12/2005
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2/3/2006 -
15:44u
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page
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mangas
Miss WZL '06
Sinds 24/9/2004
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2/3/2006 -
17:13u
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http://www.comics.com/comics/offthemark/archive/images/offthemark2006610610302.gif
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MrRed
wzl-lid
Sinds 5/6/2005
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2/3/2006 -
19:12u
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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2/3/2006 -
19:15u
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www2.ati.com/misc/demos/ATI-9700-animusic-Movie-v1.0.mpg
(=trouwens best wel een kijkje waard)
Laatst aangepast door
natran
op 2/03/2006 19:43:34u
(1x aangepast)
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MrRed
wzl-lid
Sinds 5/6/2005
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2/3/2006 -
20:47u
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http://medias.deviantclip.com/videos/shzq7hsy78/bcamm.wmv
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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2/3/2006 -
22:06u
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ik wist eigenlijk niet dat je ooit weg was
V heeft een samsung als gsm
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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2/3/2006 -
22:07u
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MrRed schreef:
http://medias.deviantclip.com/videos/shzq7hsy78/bcamm.wmv
pr0n ??? 
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K3v
wzl-lid
Sinds 13/12/2005
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2/3/2006 -
22:42u
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
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Hawkeye
Spam Queen
Sinds 31/1/2005
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3/3/2006 -
1:40u
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250 foto's - deel 2
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K3v
wzl-lid
Sinds 13/12/2005
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3/3/2006 -
2:18u
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Viva
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Hawkeye
Spam Queen
Sinds 31/1/2005
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3/3/2006 -
7:49u
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Explanation: Shining brightly in the east at dawn, Venus dominates the sky in this view over a suburban landscape from Bursa, Turkey. An otherwise familiar scene for astronomer Tunc Tezel, his composite picture of the morning sky recorded on March 2nd also includes a surprise visitor to the inner solar system, Comet Pojmanski. Cataloged as C/2006 A1, the comet was discovered on January 2nd by Grzegorz Pojmanski of Warsaw University Astronomical Observatory in Poland. At the time very faint and tracking through southern skies, the comet has now moved north and grown just bright enough to be a good target for early-rising skygazers with binoculars. Enhanced and framed in this picture, the comet's tail has also grown to a length of several degrees. The comet will be at its closest approach to planet Earth, just over 100 million kilometers away, on March 5. For northern hemisphere observers in the next few days, the beginning of morning twilight really will be the best time to spot Comet Pojmanski.
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natran
wzl-lid
Sinds 12/2/2006
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3/3/2006 -
8:36u
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Happy Birthday
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FlibaBoink
wzl-lid
Sinds 24/1/2005
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3/3/2006 -
9:54u
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http://www.wijfzonderlijf.be/freetime/index.asp?par=f_replies&followup=True&ID=603&page=422
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